Hell a Place to Avoid

@ScottsLad
That is a completely false statement according to the biblical fairytale. Even the Jesus character went to hell.

In Revelation when people die they go to one of three places: death; hell; the sea. All three are temporary and everyone makes bail on Judgment Day when everyone is resurrected and judged. If a person's name is written in the book of life he gets eternal life, even if he is the most evil person who has ever lived. But that doesn't mean that he will get into the giant goden cube called New Jerusalem. He will spend eternity outside the wall that surrounds it.

If a person's name isn't written in the book of life he gets tossed into the lake of fire where death and hell are. The lake of fire is the second death.

Read the damn fairytale, Revelation chapters 20-22 =
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=revelation%2020-22%20&version=KJV

It's in Humberside but it's real name is Kingston upon Hell but we shorten it to Hell. Been there a couple of times it's alright, lot's of places suffer from lack of investment and it is one of them.

Not everyone will, some will be cast away alongside it at judgement

I m astounded by the comments on my post, , the lack of interest in spiritual issues it shows the state that our nations are in spiritually, as nations we have definately turned away from God, and i am saddened that this is the case.
However i trust that many will give a lot of thought regarding their eternal destiny.

Threatening Hell upon non-believers is like claiming Santa will put us on his naughty list.

I use the concept of hell to mess with street preachers. I love helping their PTSD along.

If God sends me to Hell forever then they aren’t worth worshipping

Hell is a state of mind. As is Heaven.